Interestingly, some of the most powerful fighters in *One Piece* actually originated in the anime, not the original manga. Toei Animation created several characters specifically for the anime series, and many of them turned out to be incredibly strong. With over fifteen filler story arcs, there are plenty of anime-exclusive characters, but here are eight of the most impressive examples.
Players can improve their characters and weapons by completing classes, gaining experience, and finishing the campaign. However, most rewards are earned by increasing your overall rank in the game.
I first really took notice of Sucker Punch Productions with Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus back in 2001 – they had done a game before that, Rocket: Robot on Wheels in ’99, but that one didn’t really stick with anyone. They made two more Sly games after that, although Sanzaru Games took over for the fourth one. Then they switched gears and created the inFamous series, delivering five different inFamous games between 2009 and 2014. And most recently, they blew everyone away with Ghost of Tsushima!
Getting the most powerful Digimon involves different strategies, and a Digimon’s personality plays a big role. Some of the strongest Digimon actually start as simple Digi-Eggs.
Double Fine, the acclaimed studio behind games like *Grim Fandango* and *Psychonauts*, is bringing us a unique and dreamlike game called *Keeper*. In it, you play as an abandoned lighthouse that mysteriously comes to life – it can walk, think, and wants to discover the secrets of the strange world around it. Lee Petty, the game’s creative director, recently spoke with Game Rant about the difficulties and creative solutions involved in telling a story without using any words.
Supermassive Games, known for their horror games, created The Casting of Frank Stone, an interactive drama released in early September 2024 for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC. The game takes place within the world of Dead by Daylight, the popular survival horror game by Behaviour Interactive, who also published this new title. The story follows a group of young filmmakers who decide to shoot a horror movie in an abandoned steel mill, but quickly find themselves in a terrifying situation.
The classic game *Plants vs. Zombies*, first launched in May 2009, is getting a remastered version with improved graphics. Called *Replanted*, it will be available starting October 23rd.
These weapons are the most effective in *Megabonk*, letting you easily defeat enemies, take down bosses, and complete entire playthroughs without much complicated preparation.
Pokémon TCG Pocket offers a more affordable way to enjoy collecting Pokémon cards compared to physical cards. It’s become quite popular and profitable, with new sets and features added frequently. Although some players have mixed feelings about the Deluxe Pack ex, the developers are already working on future updates.
Man, Digimon Story: Time Stranger was totally worth the wait! They launched with a *ton* of stuff to do, and they’re already promising more with DLC. I’m loving collecting all 400+ Digimon, and the Paradise Colosseum is a really fun side activity. It’s packed with content, for sure.